The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-02-22
RECEPTION
Yesterday Afternoon at the Resi-
dence of Mrs. j. A.
Montgomery.
German at the Residence of Miss
Ida Newkirk-Society
Personals.

gwen tQIs S6dSOu YVES Tue IL uOuc
of Mrs. j. A. Montgomery On Broad
way, yesterday afternoon. The hours
were from 8 O'Clock until 6 and the
guests were invited to meet Mrs. J..
w. Ming, at present stopping with
Mrs. Montgomery. The house
throughout is beautifully fitted up and
the rooms presented a most attractive
appearance, by the full rays of gas
light. The refreshment rooms were
in charge of Mrs. Cam. Sn eed, Misses
Lutte Smith and Tedie Sneed, and
the refreshments Of salads, beaten
biscuits, croquettes, coffee, tinted ices,
cakes, fruits, ect., were daintily and
beautifully served.
The entire reception was well ar
ranged and the hostess and her assis.
tants deserved the congratulatory ex-
pressions of the guests.
Many of the costumes were beauti-
full and becoming and among them
may be mentioned:
Mrs. j. A. Montgomery, dress OF
black gros grain with entire jetted
front and panels, hair worn high, dia.
nond ornaments.
Mrs. j. w. Ming, dress of Leaf
brown gros grain, with pont duch-
esse lace, ornaments Of Roman gold
and rubies.
Mrs. Cam Sneed, dress of Havana
brown clotoh with side panels of block
velvet, small velvet hat, with orange
and black velvet bands.
Miss Lutte Smith. dress of brown
silk and velvet brOcade.
Miss Tedie Smith, dress of black
gros grain, combined with velvet and
jet.
Mrs. V. E. Shaw, dress of pale
blue faille, with point lace garniture
hat of pale blue velvet.
Miss Bette Nickerson, Of Warrens
burg, dress of electric blue satin with
full panel at the right side, of cream
duchesse lace, duchesse lace at mech
and sleeves, pale pink ribbon knotted
at the throat.
Miss Kittie Nickerson, Warrens.
burg, dress of white China silk, made
short with full draperies and low
round corsage and sleeveless, long
gloves of sage brown.
Mrs. Ned Spencer, dress of brown
taille and scarlet brocade, hat OF
brown velvet with scarlet loops, orna.
ments of 6lagree and Roman gold.
Miss Sue Parberry, dress of colder
brown silk, bonnet of scarlet velvet
with tip of black and maize color
natural marchal MEL roses.
Mrs. A. Y. Wheeler, dress of blacl
fhadame satin and velvet bonnet o
orange and black velvet, mingled witt
jet and lace, tan gloves.
Mrs. A. w. Perry, bengaline dres
of blue brown, point duchesse garni
ture, black velvet bonnet, edged wit
jet.
Mrs. G. E. Messerly, dress of blacE
faille and jet with small bonnet wit
leaf brown ribbon.
Mrs. Kate Hawkins, black gro
gram and jet with scarlet velvet bon
net and knots of scarlet ribbon at tn
corsage.
Mrs. ID H. Smith, scarlet satil
petticoat under black thread race
train faille, basque of black statil
over vest front of scarlet satin, SINAI
bonnet of black velvet and lace wit
scarlet satin ties, large fan o
scarlet feathers.
Mrs. Harry Allen, dress of blacI
gros grain, with zouave jacket, edge
with jet, broad scarlet satin sash, sma
hat of scarlet and wine-red velvet.
Miss Isabel Daniel, black faille
with entire front of irridescent beads
black velvet hat with full scarlet loop
held in place with jet balls.
Mizzie Lizzie hampton, dress c
leaf brown cloth and velvet of th
same shade, black velvet hat wit
broad bands of maize colored an
black velvet.
Mrs. Adam little, dress of blac
faiIle Francois with entire jetted fror
and waist, small jet bonnet with flu
loops of scarlet velvet, large creaI
fan.
Miss Sue Evans, dress of umbt
brown cloth richly combined with We
vet and edged with cable cord. hat G
lumber brown velvet with loops an
bands of sea green and pale pink We
vet.
Miss Maybelle Richardson, dress {
myrtle green cloth combined wit
golden yellow brocade in blocks
bonnet of myrtle green, with golde
yellow and brown loops of velvet.
Miss Mary hampton. dress of my
tie green checks and velvet, wit
velvet vest and side panels, mig
collar. Roman gold ornaments, hat